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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

Mr.. GEORGE BANCROFT, the historian, has
just returned from : Southern trip in very
talkative humor. He is full OF enthusiasm
tor the New South and President Cleveland,
who he says is very strong with the South
erners but as his work has been on the past
he cannot help alluding to history, and init.
mates that he may write on certain
features OF President Folks administration.
1t is pity that the venerable gentleman can
not condense q little more in writing, and
give us history Of this very young nation
with great and small events in true proper.
tion, and not filling more than two volumes
Americans as rule have not time to wade
through even the most condensed edition o
his works, and ii he should live to brinl
them down to our own times the whole stor,
could only be read by students
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
A Captains Fortunate Discovers.

Capt Coleman, schr: Weymouth, plying be-
tween Atlantic City and n. u, had been trou
bled with cough so that he was unable to sleep.
and was induced to try DIR. Kings New Discuv-
cry for consumption. 1t not only gave him In.
slant relief. but allayed the extreme soreness OF
his breast. His children were similarly affected
and single dose had the same happy effect,
DR.. Kings New Discovery Is now the standard
remedy In the Cole man hon SO hold and on board
the schooner. FREE trial bottles of this standard
remedy at II. b. Cochran's Drug Store, lS7 and
lS North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

vdh ne sure and call for Dr. Bulls Cough syrup. II
=, Mr l.. b. kiefer. OF Lancaster, Pa, writes us
having a spratnea leg of almost thirty days
stsHn sstanna,ng. ana after tying half dozen adver.
results. tried salvation OH, and in IL "a
Snnm Ihar snres Gays my leg was all right again.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

i. 70 raise a nice family Of boys and girls
and then have them carried into an early grave
by that tcrr!ble disease Consumption. necd
the warning and check II In its hrst stages by
the prompt use of ksmp's Hal sam for the ThrVat
And Lungs. warranted TO cure and relieve all
cAses. Price SOC. and o.. For sale by n. y
Cochran, druggist No iS North Queen str,,et
1Nt0l sSse Jvee. (y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

THE railroad rate on coal from Pittsburg to
Cleveland, $50 miles, is so cents a ton ; last
week 1t was 81 last year 1t was SO cents The
cost OF carrying ton to Lancaster, 175 miles,
il 81 80. 1t is not to be reduced, because
there is no competiti on. The interstate bill
does not reach the case, Cleveland not beng
in the same direction as Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

SHAMELESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shtlohs CurU is the remedy for
you. sold by II. Il COCHRAN, druggist, Nos Isl
ana l0 North Queen ST. Lancaster, Pa (2)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

xhs House has passed the congressional
a representative appOrtionment bills in
- unfairnes and regardless of the
- raieed ~ to their constitution.
eoostitution provides that
pnent duty shall be Per.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

sHlLony CouoA ana Consumptioa Cure
ts sold by us on guarantee. II cures Con.
sumption. eoid by a. h. Cochran. druggist
Pa. (Sl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
kidnsped by i3sndits.

Damsso Campo, . planter, has bosn kid
nsped near Vegas, Cuba, by bandits who de.
mand S25 900 for his ransom.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

DIR. HAssLsR WORN SYRUP, Purely vegetable
pleasant to take, viii expel worms II any exist
no purgative reQuired after using. Price, Is
cents, by all druggists. bs-Smd AZ
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

THAT THACklNG COUGH can be so q uickly
cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee IT sold
by H. u: Cochran druggist, n os. u. and lSs North
Queen St., Lancaster. Pa. UI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
JUST AS GOOD.

Don't allow anyone to make you believe any
other remedy Is just as good for sick headac he
a. Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription, for II - not
true. This Is the only remedy in the world that
strikes at the root OF the disease and drives Il
out Give It q trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Cream and Cold weather.

What aluxury Is a bath in summer SURELY
but "a greater luxury l. u clear head in winter
lust when almost everybody Is sneeEing and
snuttlI with cold In the head. But when you
are attacked use Ely's Cream Balm. 1t cures
colds IN the head, and what is better, 1t cures
the worst cases OF chronic cat irrh and hAy fever
Not lie ud. not a snuff Pleasant to use. Quick
relief. haoical cure. a52Wdeodkw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

COUGH, wHOOPING COUGH and Bronc hits
immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by
II h. Cocnran. druggist I, Nos. l57 and lss North
Queen St, Lancaster, Pa (O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
vsuohlea's Arusca sa,vs,

The Best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruisea
Soree, Ulcers, salt Rheum. Fever soree, letter,
srupttona, and positively curee Piies, or no pay
reQuired. 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect atiS.
fAction, or money refunded. Price . cents pOr
box. For sale by H. h Cochran. DrugRist N
and lIp North Queen street LAncAatAr, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

EOR SALE OR RENT-BRICK STABLE
- and lot. i71sO feet. on Christian street, be.
tween East King and Orange streets Can be
easily changed into q machine shop or ware.
mousse Easy terms. Ii. Z. BRUBAkER,
al6tfd Attorney -at.LaW.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
1UR OALD Or BENT,

nor RENT.
- Two or tour rooms in Brimmer's New
ana Buaiaing; NO, lSH North Queen street. Heat
feblstfd BRIkhER's LIVERY OFFICE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

EOR SALE-A GOOD ESTABLISHED
- business, in the best location at Harris
burg. Pa, on North Sd street. above Marked
Don't req uire much capital Good reasons tor
selling. Address, NV. X,
ae-lmd lOl Locust st.. Harrisburg, ia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NIEw SHOE STORE.
HIEMENZ'S
NEW
Shoe Store and Factory,

Infant KID Sutton shoes. 30.
Chil0s' spring Heel Shoes, &c.
No. aieh Cot Pebble Button. II 10 4 O.B.
Ie9iee' Pebble buttons Q splendid sh0e. S.O
LaGseec Ssst fsDo.s Baton. round OF square
nSnS Pine I.aoe Shoes, ol.A
:s: :s: assyX asS.X .X.s sssss So AMY E x shoe. a%
Ladiee' Zine ~ HanoseVed Turn ehoa. 0lO.
Chiids Hes! solar lip Shoss, 70 II, 10
Ssss SSo sSSoo ssSS: sSo sSsnepn; .on sPa;E = % %iS
Aiseao' Upring Heel b1tt01 0hoo. II % 90.
ehoes Of ~ htnAe naAo 70 oeeer: HenemoeS
no. 81 N0RTH QUEEN 81.
spa.tsa JON 1l111Ns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-02

The house occupied by ex-Secretary and Mrs.
Manning last year, corner OF 18th and streets,
has been taken by Senator Farwell, OF Chicago
Mrs. Gen. Hazen will occupy her house during
June and July AS she wishes to make some repairs,
The Misses Davis goes out In May, and Senator
Evarts will take possession in August. The Misses
Davis will spend the summer in the North and
will probably come here for next season.
The house opposite Secretary Whitney's on I
street, that Is undergoing demolition will shortly
reappear as handsome residence of Mrs Bugher,
whose property 1t now is.
The Misses Myer were at home to friends on Satur-
day after O'Clock
AS soon as the weather is pleasant again the
President and Mrs Cleveland will retire TO Oak
view again for quiet visit. Before Mrs. Cleve-
land's return to the White House was q day old
the mantelpiece in the veStibule had its piles of
cards, which some correspondents did not hesitate
to look over and add their own to the collection.
Ex-Congressman Mitchell, Of New Haven, has
given up his very pretty house on Dupont Circle,
ton. Mrs. Mitchell win be at home to her friends
In the Arlington parlOrS this afternoon.
Mrs Marshall o. Roberts, OF New York, who
spent the season ago here and who has estate
viii occupy Of he Of
PoIs cottages, that OF Mr.. George Tiffany, and
Will entertain royalty.
Mrs. Cheatham, of this city and Nashville, who
has been so i'll at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with
pneumonia, hasimproved somewhat, and, although
not out OF danger, her symptoms are more favor
aDie. Sne was the widow OF Col. Acklen, hero
OF the Mexican war, when she married DR.. Cheat
ham. Miss Pauline Acklen her daughter, who is
bellies.
The Misses West and their governess sailed on
saturday upon the steamer Etrur1a.
The Gridiron Club gave its April dinner at
Chamberlins Saturday night. The wives of its
MemOerS were the guests The dinner was served
In the art gallery Of the Swami mansion. The
10una n SaDie was decorated with roses and sm1lax
Inc cIuD grt6rOn, made OF Marechal NeflS and
1acqueminots, stood In the center The menu was
admirable.
Miss Florence Hamilton, of this city, and F. De-
A aysle Smith, OF New York, were married on the
2Hn lnst., by the Rev. j. G. BacchuS, in the
Gin Chnrcn OF the Reformation, Brooklyn. The wed.
arrival Of the Weddno nag1y nraceGed hv fonr
usners. The bride, attired In full travelling cos
tune, leanding upon the arm OF her uncle, was
met me by the groom at the altar. Around the chan
Gel Deautilul flowers were banked. The church
was Wen filled with old and sociable friends. Her
pivsenss as s were numerous and elegant. Luncheon
Was served after the ceremony at the home OF her
uncle, u +. Fowler. They viii reside In Brooklyn.
The President and Mis- Cleveland viii be enter
tained Dy Hon. George Bancroft on next Thursday
az 0nner, with q reception to follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-02
Duty OF the Surveyor,

A DECISION OF IMPORTANCE 10 PERSONS nsTKRxsTRD
IN REAL ESTATE.
To-Day, In the court OF General Term, the case OF
the United States ex rel Case agt. Forsyth, sur
veyor OF the District OF Columbia, was decided,
Judge Cox delivering the opinion OF the court,
awarding writ OF mandamus to compel the rec
0fd OF plot OF subdivision. The court held that,
as under the law Of 1909 Or g., D. c., SECS 472-
$50, the recording by the surveyor Of subdi-
VISION OF square or lot Is ministerial act, not
involving any discretion, provided the subdivision
correctly gives the quantities and boundaries Of
tne square ana sub lots; and that. accordingly, II
tne surveyor declines to record q SUBDIVISION
may oe compelled By mandanns to do 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-02

The London 'sTiWcs'' Continues Iss
AtlaCks ON Parmcn aud Dillon.

LONDON, May 2.-The Times, returning 90 the
charges against Mr.. Parnen and his party SAYS:
sour articles on Parnellism and crime and the
Parnell letter have sunk deep into the public
mind and have produceda conviction that not ming
viii shake save evidence OF a Kind that Mr. Parne1
cannot produce"
The Times also publishes a long article OF the
style OF the articles on ParnelliSm and crime pur-
porting 10 show that Mr.. John Dillon In his de-
Tense In the house OF commons of the Parnellts
party against the charges that they had had r,la-
lions with the dynamItcr sheridan, either offered
10 parliament "A tissue OF fictions which he had
never taken the trouble TO examine or reached A
still lower depth OF dishonesty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-02
A Big Coal breaker burned.

WnKRSBARRE, Pa, Nav Number 10 breaker
OF the Lehigh NilkeSharTe Coal Co, situated at
Sugar Notch, three miles from here, was DESTROYED
by fire this morning. within three hours or the
time the lire broke our the enormous structure Wac
totally destroyed with all IT'S valuable machinery.
The loss is estimated AT $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
(,oMINa THREE TIMES LARGER THAN EVER.
4PAWs CIRCUS, MENAaERIE.
44-PAW,s PAWS HI HHIItPoRFRR9SME, F
4-faW's PAWS eGsTERs & shE Ssfaf1At BaFTktE,
GREAT REMoDELnEi.6So EMoDni.So Wild VIII WEST SHOW.
Ehs SE ks' ssaaie
,,,.,, Of the kind the world has ever known.
%EDSEsSaS HsiHs;ss sna 'Fa TaSRsbAr. SiGs
ADAM ia Nh FSkEPnTGH f3d I f.sesss
the ths h reputation and honor upon
PRESENT EXHIBITIONS.
sTUpENpoUs AppIFioNaf DIT s5l al ATTRACTIONS
csSyt9s TsSf n Snf faE sh
1RseEss'nf FHf sdSfnDrss Witt VEST
II si;fP3't
N IL 10 IL The * IARGEsf Ia aH fiNE AubiENCEs En- EthA'
EyEk Hw kN9MN f0EK CIV ~ the HIsr9SY OF
de%aas both 1s and lin raj
eniIare ne is fnly determined, though solitary and
OVEkWHELM ALL RIVAL SHOWS.
carry out both the dream and ambition Of his
Tai life he has recentv entered into contract with
and SEsKRT9 RE'Pes iaT21yI6s n2EoS DOLLARS
all the features of his Great Triple Circus Double
gle Menagere, Roman and Grecian Hippodrome Races,
Pyroramas, the Tower of Babel the Destruction of
Nineyeh. &C., with grandest pyrotechnic displays
chmaxes, with an army of mounted soldiers and In
ans In sufficient numbers to reproduce to the life the
famous
CUSTER BATTLE
and the essential elements of the
GREAT WILD WEST SHOW.
With the exception Of the largest and most compli-
Gated OF the tabeaux, all these grand features, and
many more not mentioned above, already hand.
and will be presented in Washington during the two
Mr.. Forepaugh's own nfellow-countrymenw with whom
he has expended millions of dollars for a quarter of
century, to be the judges Of the solid merits of his
After having outlined the above declaration, it
THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF ADAM how
great
THIRTY-HORSE ACT
A II. BOgardus and his four sons and "Mexis" the
MsSs1 9 heTens @ % are an Champion shots who Will
TING MOOSE, So feet high. making 2:31 time will
trot in the Hppodrome against the best horse to be
w %i ibe;r AAvEk WE and ba.
back. The CENTENNIAL EMIGRANT WAGON"
141 years old, and the old harness used by James
Buchanan when boy and by his grandfather before
West. Procession will be made Wednesday, 4th at 10
O'Clock. In fact, thousands of BRAND-NEW THINGS
VIII be seen absolutely for the first time in
4-PAw'S NEW WILD WEST,
For full particulars bills, programs, magazines
scattered everywhere by the million.
Two grand, full, and complete performances every
day. at and y. N. Doors open at and p. m.
Admission so cents: children under nine years 25
cents 10000 seats reserved numbered chairs extra.
For the accommodation Of the public who desire to
avoid the crowds on the reserved seats be
ave- the days Of exhibition, at the usual slight
ADVANCE. ap23.27 30 my2,:}
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-02
HIS BODY BLOWN To FRAGMENT.
a Sscaw pipe ON a Tew-bSas.

PrrTsBURG, May 2-The main steam pipe on the
tow-boat j. &. Risher exploded n few minutes be-
fore O'Clock this morning. with terrible force
shattering the vessel, killing one man instantly
and fatally inluring two more. The boat was ly-
ing at the Woods Run landing, n short distance
below Allegheny CITY, at the time. and Wa pre-
pairing 10 take a fleet OF coal earRsS dowr the
river. A deckhand named HAYES who was stand
Ing In the cabin just over the boiler-room, was
blown through the cabin roof and instantly Killed
name could not be learned, were terribly scalded
ana cannot recover. The balance OF the crew
escaped unhurt. Hayes body was literally torn
10 fragments and scattered In all dlrections hard.
ly enough remains for the coroner 90 hold an In.
quest on. The cause OF the explosion Is not yet
KNOWN The loss VIII probably not reach 5000
The nremanS name was Edward purgan, af
Parkersburg, w. Va Campbell and Hayes resided
In this vicinity. Risher a Co claim that the dam
age 10 the boat IS small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-02
GREAr BARGAINS
IN DRESS GOODS

LUTTRELL & WINES,
1890 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, NORTHWEST
Just received 10000 yards Plaid Striped. Cream
White and Colors, India Linens. which Offering
at 5c, &C., &C.. 1Oc., 12c., lac, 20c. and pc. These
goods are the greatest bargains in the market.
New lot Parssols and Sun Umbrellas just in. at 25
Per cent below usual prices.
800 yards Summer SILK, reduced TO 4Oc. to close
Beautiful ALI Wool Dress Goods, 38 inches wide, st
o0c. selling elsewhere at 626c.
Lovely Plaid Dress Goods &c., sold st 81 y and Soc
Novelties in Dress Goods, 25c.. formerly SOC.
Beautiful Quality An-Wool Nuns Yelling, plain and
stripes, 2oc.
Nuns Yelling 12sc. very cheap. in dark colo only.
Beauufui Ssteens, French designs, 12Hc.
Si23. 31.50, &l.75. ~, $3.50. We ask an inspection
price.
Henrietta Cloths, all grades. These good We make
. speciality Of and arc worthy Of notice.
Large lot OF ladies' and Gents Hosiery at great
bargains.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear at special prices.
stock. 80
Lovely Dress Goods, 1shc. snd 15c.; special. just
We invite our friends and public generally to give
us call: Every day an Opening day Come, be CON-
xnced that not only the leading house In the
west End. but also the cheapest
LUTTREIL & WINE,
lS3O Pennsylvania ave. NV, corner 10th st.
spSS%w Telephone caE. 1855.
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Schnaebcles Still Asserts that He Was
Trapped.
MAY.DAY STRIKES.
About Three Thousand Chicago IIod.
Carriers Omit WOrk-TOrOntO Masons
Also 10 Out.

CHICAGO, May about three thousand hod-
carriers went out on a strike this morning. in
accordance with the decision reached by them
yesterday. Fully one-half OF the contractors de-
cllned TO accede TO the demands upon them for IN
crease OF pay.
TORONTO woRKMEN WANT MORE PAY AND SHORTER
TORONTO Ont, May ia long struggle between
capital and labor In the building trade has ap-
parently commenced. The stone masons viii
strike to-day for an Increase In their wages from
$40 TO $:5 per day. The upholsterers will also
strike In the morning for an Increase from 20 TO %
centS per hour, with a working day OF nine hours
ana nye hours on Saturday. The carpenters will
hold meeting on Wednesday next TO decide on
wnat action they shall take, their employers hav-
2219 cents per hour for all carpenters without
distinction.
ENGINEERS HAVE NOT DECIDED TO STRIKE
ROCHESTER, \. u, May 2.-The committee OF 10
cOmotlVe engineers publish the following:
"No strike has been determined upon as means
or redress In the matter OF the proposed removal
or engineers to Dewitt or other points on the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad. No such
no deflnlte action has yet been decided upon Ii
Is against the precedentS OF our organization TO
strike except where all other means OF redress
fail, and all matters OF this kind are arranged by
means OF arbitration, where possible"
Mistaken for a Murderer and Killed.
CALIFORNIA FARMER LOSES HIS LIFE WHILE RE-
sIsTING ARREST FOR A CRIME HE DID COMMIT.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-Mrs. Herman LYONS was
murdered on her ranch near Napa, on FEBRUARY IL
by a farm hand, Peter Olsen, who escaped and Tor
whose capture Large reward is outsta apding A
report reached here Saturday that Olse a had been
killed while resisting arrest near Bakersfield
Cal An Investigation made yesterday showed
however, that the wrong man had been killed, the
victim being NJ. Ii. Sefbert, a farmer who lately
settled near Bakersfield.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS, &c.
RIvER VIEW FOR 1887.
Washington's Most Popular Resort.

O1VER VIEW FOR 1887.
washington's Most Popular Resort
This beautiful Summer Resort has been much i'm
proved and beautified, and many new and expensive
am1sements added this year, including Grand Switch
Back Railway COasting Track, 600 feet long The
steamer MARY WASHINGTON has been rebuilt the
Last winter and boilers have been put cost
Of over 81 600. Boat and grounds open for
charter Bar on boat and grounds closed free Of
charge to Sunday schools and choice days.
and for full particulars, call or address,
Z. s. RANDALL. Parker House.
apSO-6m Cor ~ and Penna ave.
ODD ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE COLUMBIA
~ FISHING CLUB, Will be held at Martin Beck
ers, formerly Juenemanns Pleasure Garden. 4th and
Ests- ne, MONDAY May 2. No return checks a:3O-2s
MARSHALL HAIL.-THIS DELIGHTFUL RE-
~ sort open for the season Meals la carte Lunch
Tt n " W.; NJ ENi,rsG 80 SS ZOE E1cursonlsts
10 O'Clock, returning at pm On Sundays per ad-
verusement ap22-3m
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kilograms to The Star.
FRENCH ESPIONAGE SYSTEM.
lnaugurating the Strike Season.
A SCHOONER LOST IN LAKE ERIE
Gladstones Reported Offer to Paruellin 1875
THE FRENCH SPY SYSTEM.
Ghe Germans Confident Of lmplicat.
ing High French Officials.

special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
BERLIN. May 2-The rumors that martial law
VIII be proclaimed in the reichstag are not be-
neved. The legal proceedings against French
spies VIII be continued, and disclosures very CON-
promising TO some OF the highest French officials
are expected. Russia has displayed throughout
the SchnaebeleS affair an attitude highly friendly
10 Germany. The contrary French assertions are
unfounded.
The bourSe is duh and undecided.
By Associated Press
Schnaebcles Still Asserts uhat He WINS
Trapped.
PARIS, May IN. Schnaebeles' leave OF absence
from the ONCE at Pagny-Sur-Mo has been
extended two months. AT the end OF his leave he
VIII pe entitled TO retire on pension. He asserts
lnat the germany commissary, Gautsch, who in
vlted him TO AIRS, pointed hiln out TO the German
detectives who arrested him.
Inc German official report OF the affair says
mat comInisSary named Tausch was entrusted
Win the task or arrestfng Schnabees and # Is
proDable that the names OF Tausch and Gautsch
We're unc0nSciouSly mixed by those who accused
Gautsch OF treachery 10 Schnaebeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-02
NOTICE,
OAK LIFE fNs6k2NcE eoMpAaf. Sf Any a4ndE 81 HAkT.

CONN. =.
". Pardee Judge of tie Supreme Court of Errors Of
Gonnectacat limiting time for the presentation Of
October 1st, 1886: -
Ine creditors Of the Charter Oak Life Insurance
against said Company to Isaac " krOOFs and Edmund
f. S.eoman, o. Hartford Connecticut r.siyer Of said
C0nPenx Or 70 one OF them, before the 1st day
OF S9y. 1851 Said claims shall be made in writing,
sna IN case q policy claims they shall refer to the pol
ICY unGer which said claim In made far p0ssible
6y number Of policy and name Of insred and the na
ute Ano extent OF such claim, by the person making
the same sal be set forth at large In case any claim
mcdS Dy N Executor Administator Conservator
0u.nn or Trustee. proof Of such appointment under
sea q t5e proper court must accompany sad claim.
sno ~ ciams against said Company which eha not be
ea VIII be forever barred of recovery Of the estate
IN tne Posseasion and control Of the Recdvers."
EbAGNM6 EHHAG y; Hn2pESs, 3 naTpEESs,xAn Raoeivena.
Hartford. Conn. Nov Oh l6S6 is9- -lam(3m